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Bond graph model-based for IDA-PBC


Abstract:

In recent years, the control technique interconnection and damping assignment-passivity based control (IDA-PBC) has been a very important topic of research, this is becau...Show More

Abstract:

In recent years, the control technique interconnection and damping assignment-passivity based control (IDA-PBC) has been a very important topic of research, this is because of the energetic interpretation that it gives to the problem of controlling systems with Port-Hamiltonian structure. This paper addresses the problem of finding suitable interconnection and damping matrices based on the bond graph modeling technique, complementing the methodology to achieve a more systematic procedure and gives an example in which the technique can be applied to control the dynamics of a vehicle suspension.
Date of Conference: 19-22 September 2016
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 13 October 2016
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Conference Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
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I. Introduction

Many dynamical systems can be described by Port-Hamiltonian (PH) models, where the energy of the system, the interconnection matrix and the damping matrix are emphasized. These intrinsic properties of the system are suitable within the passivity based control (PBC) framework that exploits these properties to control systems via energy/storage function [1]. An extension of PBC is the interconnection and damping assignment passivity-based control (IDA-PBC), where the goal is to assign a new interconnection, damping matrices, and energy function to the PH system to achieve control objectives [2]. The intrinsic PH formulation of bond graphs (BG) makes them a perfect method for getting the PH structure needed to apply the IDA-PBC technique and give insights of as how to assign the new matrices. The aspect of assigning new interconnection matrices has been covered in the literature in [3] by adding virtual storage elements, which represent the desired closed-loop dynamics without changing the damping matrix. Operation on both structures represents a major difficulty in the process of obtaining controllers for dynamical systems using IDA-PBC [4]. In [4] they remark that in many applications, the desired interconnection and damping matrices can be judiciously chosen by invoking physical considerations [5], [6]. The proposed methodology goes along those lines to find a more systematic approach.

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